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Carl and Finn discuss the M7 mistake smart applicants keep making.

Dane and Pete (Manager at Bain) give a few quick examples of how VAR can be used in successful graduate school applications, including Pete's Kellogg acceptance

Pete (Manager at Bain) discusses different industries and engagements in which the same tools used in sports are used in MBB consulting.

Dane and Pete (Manager at Bain) discuss the increased role of Data Science (specifically VAR) in sports such as Soccer, F1, Football, and the NBA.

The final episode of the series covers the ongoing challenges and triumphs of making a condo, a city, and a community that feels like home. Examples from themselves, their friends, and their family show what a universal experience it is to endeavor to find a place that provides comfort, support, and peace.

Dane and Praew discuss the bittersweet process of leaving the United States and returning to Bangkok, this time trying to create a home in Thailand not only for Praew, but also her American partner.

Dane and Praew have a very personal conversation about the mental, emotional, and practical aspects of leaving Bangkok and creating a home at MIT Sloan in Boston. It is a story that is both unique and familiar to anyone studying abroad.

Carl and Tae discuss the undergraduate admissions process.

Dane welcomes Drew Phillips for an in-depth discussion on collegiate sports.

Dane & NJ discuss her early start for Interntional Students at Fuqua, with a focus on cultural teambuilding, case study, pitching, 3-D Printing, and the transition into the full MBA experience.

Napat updates us on the latest on his quest for justice, his mental health app, and how it all fits together.

Napat updates us on the latest on his quest for justice, his mental health app, and how it all fits together.

Napat updates us on the latest on his quest for justice, his mental health app, and how it all fits together.

2nd-year UCLA student, Krit, discusses how to make the most of your MBA experience with Carl.

Dane & NJ discuss the traditional visa process and timeline, as well as the current situation and how to navigate it.

Sunny (Episode 30) tells Dane about the entire process of becoming an American citizen: F1 to H1B to Green Card to citizenship - all from the Thai perspective. Sunny describes his 11-year experience in great detail to help anyone who my want to do any part of that journey.

Dane and Carl discuss having "too many cooks" in terms of essay reviews and the potential pitfalls of multiple inputs.

Dane and Carl discuss having "too many cooks" in terms of essay reviews and the potential pitfalls of multiple inputs.

Dane and Fernie discuss the importance of maintaining engagement throughout an essay by comparing it to the concept of customer drop-off in the e-commerce industry.

Carl and Fernie review application updates for various schools and discuss the biggest changes from last year.

Dane and Carl go through Harvard's new essay questions (first shift away from SOP-style in many years). Carl provides the details on the questions and word limits, while both discuss potential approaches - including common pitfalls for these question types.

Fernando and Kot discuss all things Kellogg including academic misconceptions, global trips, recruitment, and even stand-up comedy

Nat Jariyaworakul calls for other victims to come forward, obtain the mental health they need, and hopefully take action to protect other children. Update: Victims can report their case to an NGO called A21, who will anonymize their name and file a report with the police on their behalf (they are also connected to the US Homeland Security Investigations) ( link Facebook: A21 Thailand)

Content Warning: non-detailed discussion about sexual abuse and its personal impacts   Nat Jariyaworakul describes a moment of crisis at CBS, facing a repressed experience of sexual abuse during high school, and how facing that trauma transformed his personal and professional journey.

Dane and Nat Jariyaworakul discuss emotional, mental, ethical, and practical reasons for launching in Thailand; Nat takes a break from his MBA and returns to Thailand. ***Disclaimer: Nat accidentally misstates a differing position between psychiatry and psychology in Thailand. The correct information is that Thailand follows the traditional breakdown of the psychiatrist being the one to issue medi...